Sentence examples for terms of intervention from inspiring English sources

Dr Javid Abdelmoneim, a UK-based doctor in emergency medicine who has recently returned from Sierra Leone where he was a volunteer with MSF, said there was "too little of everything being done in terms of intervention".

It was found, that for this simplified case study, pavement maintenance and LCC may be affected by climate change Optimized maintenance may improve resilience to climate change in terms of intervention strategy and LCC, compared to responsive maintenance.

Translated roughly as "school of things", the work of Uematsu and his contemporaries was characterised by a formal interest in materials in their natural state – such as rocks, wood and glass – exhibited or photographed with very little in terms of intervention by the individual artists.

What if he doesn't go, which I think is a better than even chance?" Foreign-policy commentators have looked to other conflicts for guidance on the terms of intervention in Syria.

Patients will not be directly told of their group allocation (in terms of intervention or control).

We anticipate heterogeneity in terms of intervention modalities, conditions, outcome measures, patients and effects.

I think GPs think in terms of treatment interventions.

"We just don't know, but in terms of interventions it doesn't really matter".

Indeed, the surveillance program did not establish a pre-specified list of qualitative or quantitative goals in terms of interventions, but rather interventions were developed and implemented as a means of continuously improving indicators of malaria case management.

Researchers, too, spoke of the need to 'bridge the gap in terms of interventions research'.

There was considerable heterogeneity across studies in terms of interventions, comparisons, patient population, and study designs.